Ordinals completely changed people's perception of Bitcoin last year and also sparked this wave of meme enthusiasm. Under this trend, many new projects have begun exploring innovative token incentive models.

Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon on BSC — some projects have adopted a distributed transaction trigger mechanism. Each transaction not only involves value transfer but also triggers propagation logic on the chain. In other words, every transaction you make participates in the ecosystem's growth feedback, and token holders' gains are no longer passive waiting but naturally earned through active market participation.

This logic is quite interesting. Compared to traditional static holding models, this mechanism links participation and rewards. The more frequent the transactions, the more active the ecosystem, and the stronger the support for the token's value. From a certain perspective, it’s more like turning the entire community into a self-optimizing network — the more participants, the lower the unit participation cost.

Of course, the risks and opportunities of such innovative projects are equally apparent. But for those who value ecosystem engagement and long-term growth, this new approach indeed offers a different realm of imagination.